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Downtown’s Paramour bar is thought for its River Stroll views and drag brunches.
Within the newest flip in a convoluted property dispute, a Bexar County choose dominated that the proprietor of downtown’s Phipps Constructing can evict Paramour, its fancy rooftop bar, over unpaid hire, the Specific-Information stories.
Choose Michele Garcia of Precinct 4 magistrate Courtroom on Tuesday dominated in favor of constructing proprietor CDC Enterprises LP in its eviction case towards Paramour, an Alamo Metropolis nightlife staple identified for its River Stroll views and drag brunches. In a swimsuit filed final month, CDC alleges bar proprietor Holy Spirits LLC did not pay it months’ value of hire.
Holy Spirits LLC now has 5 days to enchantment or get packing, based on the each day.
Holy Spirits proprietor Martin Phipps — the San Antonio lawyer who represented Bexar County in its high-profile lawsuit towards opioid producers — bought the Phipps constructing to CDC in late 2022 for $11 million, based on a contract included as an exhibit with the owner’s lawsuit.
Nevertheless, in a January assertion to the Specific-Information, Phipps alleged CDC nonetheless owed him roughly $500,000 and is in breach of the gross sales contract.
Complicating issues, Phipps and Holy Spirits filed a swimsuit of personal towards the owner previous to Monday’s listening to, based on the Specific-Information. That petition, filed in federal courtroom in San Antonio, accuses CDC of violating racketeering and real-estate fraud legal guidelines.
We’ll replace this story because the authorized wrangling continues.
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